The Pioneer Podcast

Azania Critical Theory | Willem Gravett | TPP #41

In this week's episode of The Pioneer Podcast, Dr. Willem Gravett, a law lecturer at Akademia, is back for another conversation on the phenomenon of Azania Critical Theory. We discuss the meaning of this theory, where it is taught and what the consequences of this theory could be.
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"Kill the Boer" is not hate speech? | Mark Oppenheimer | TPP #40

In this episode, you can listen to advocate Mark Oppenheimer discuss freedom of speech and hate speech within the South African context. We further discuss the recent ruling of the court that the chant "Kill the Boer, Kill the Farmer" is not hate speech.
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We are Back! | TPP #39

We are Back! 
 
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The state of the South African Police Service | Ian Cameron | TPP #38

In this episode of The Pioneer Podcast, you can listen to Ian Cameron, who is the chairperson of the parliamentary portfolio committee on police. They discuss how crime and violent crime are seen as a career path to many, how severe crime actually is in South Africa and what can be done about it. They also discuss at the role of private security and communal safety initiatives.
 
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Western Cape Independence | Phil Craig | TPP #37

In this episode of The Pioneer Podcast, you can listen to Phil Craig, the Spokesperson and Co-Founder of the Cape Independence Advocacy Group. We discuss the issues of centralized South Africa, look at self-determination and independence from South Africa for the Western Cape.

Decentralization, City Identity & Unique Leadership | Geordin Hill-Lewis | TPP #36

In this episode of The Pioneer Podcast, I sat down with Geordin Hill-Lewis, the Mayor of Cape Town, to explore the challenges and opportunities the city faces. We dive into the power of decentralization, Cape Town’s evolving identity, and the mayor’s distinctive leadership style. Don’t miss this insightful conversation on governance, innovation, and the future of one of Africa’s most dynamic cities. 
 

Can Bitcoin save us? | Ricki Allardice | TPP #35

In this week's episode, you can listen to the seasoned Bitcoiner, Ricki Allardice, who is the owner of Bitcoin Only and an organizer of the Adopting Bitcion conference in Cape Town. He explains the difference between Bitcoin and Crypto, a Bitcoin reserve and the significance of Bitcoin in the world.
 
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Business leaders need to take a stance | Rob Hersov | TPP #34

In this episode of The Pioneer Podcast, you can listen to the outspoken entrepreneur, Rob Hersov about the crisis in South Africa and what ought to be done, the way he sees it. 
 
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The GNU and the DA's 'nuclear option' | Helen Zille | TPP #33

In the latest episode of The Pioneer Podcast I spoke with Hellen Zille, the Chairperson of the Federal Council of the Democratic Alliance (DA) to get her insights on recent political developments inside South Africa and also globally. She also share her thoughts on the Government of National Unity (GNU) which includes the DA and some other opposition parties in South Africa, the 2024 election outcomes, wokeness, problematic ANC polices and more.
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The AfriForum Story | Kallie Kriel | TPP #32

In this instalment of The Pioneer Podcast you can listen to the story of the civil rights organization, AfriForum as told by the CEO, Kallie Kriel. He shares how this institution rose from a very small and insignificant institution in 2006 to an organization with more than 300 000 members with a significant influence in South Africa.
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